Summary:
ZIP code 95030 includes three public schools serving kindergarten through grade 12: Daves Avenue Elementary (K–5), Rolling Hills Middle (6–8), and Los Gatos High (9–12). In 2025–26, the three-school average was 78% in English language arts (ELA), 70% in math, and 68% in science, compared with California’s 49%, 38%, and 36%. All three schools were above the state in every subject, with average advantages of 29 points in ELA, 32 in math, and 32 in science—the clearest area-wide finding.
Daves Avenue led in all three subjects, at 81% ELA, 79% math, and 79% science. Its math result was 13 points above the other schools’ average, and its science result was 15 points higher. Los Gatos High was lowest within the group, at 77% ELA, 61% math, and 61% science, though it remained above state results; its math and science scores were 14 and 11 points below the other schools’ averages. Rolling Hills fell between them in all three subjects. All-grades results compare schools with different grade spans, so they are not same-grade comparisons.
Area averages edged down from 2024–25 to 2025–26: ELA declined 3 points, science 1 point, and math was nearly unchanged, while state results rose in all three subjects. Individual patterns differed: Rolling Hills improved in ELA and math, while Los Gatos High improved in science. SchoolDigger ranked Daves Avenue in the 97th percentile, Rolling Hills in the 95th, and Los Gatos High in the 93rd for 2025–26. For 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 5% at Daves Avenue, 19% at Rolling Hills, and 7% at Los Gatos High; these are context, not explanations of results. Student-teacher ratios were 23.8, 19.3, and 20.9, respectively.
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